Living Room Furniture

Q: What are some common materials for lounge furniture?

Tables and bookshelves are commonly made of wood, but can also be made of glass and/or metal. Sofas and lounge suites can come upholstered in a variety of fabrics including cotton, linen, wool, and polyester. Leather sofas are also a classic lounge design choice.

Q: Can you mix and match lounge room furniture?

Yes, you can, but it takes an eye for interior design to do this in a visually appealing way. If you’re unsure about your choices, you can always select a themed lounge room suite.

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At the heart of every home is the lounge, the place to unwind and decompress at the end of a long day, spend time with family, and drift away a lazy Sunday afternoon. High-quality lounge furniture should create a warm, inviting and, most importantly, comfortable environment. ArchiPro has a wide range of lounge products, all from trusted suppliers in Australia to create your perfect lounge.

Bombom Indoor N&B Sofa

Coffee Table by Karakter

Cult Design

Linear Bedside Table

RJ Living

Blinde™ Connect Modular 5 L-Sectional

Adan Round Tray Coffee Table | Black Oak

Frill Table, MakeBelieve

CCSS

Organic Teak Tree Root Console Table, Swedish

CCSS

Artistico Coffee Table

Voyager Interiors

Mira Rattan Occasional Armchair | Natural

L3 Home

From

$635.00

Cannes Round Hardwood Side Table | Black

B2C Furniture

Jam Large Middle Module

RJ Living

Mid Century Minimalist Occasional Chair

Mark Alexander Design

Granada Outdoor Teak / Rope Coffee Table

Outdoor Elegance

Mags Soft Sofa 3 Seater by HAY

Cult Design

Beetle Lounge Chair

Cult Design

Zen Round Stone Coffee Table

ZEN

Seam U Shape Modular Sofa

RJ Living

Blinde™ Connect S37 Single Modular Sofa

MAD Design

Ivory Teak Accent Table

SR Interiors

DELTA Round Coffee Table 65cm - Ash

Modern Furniture

$359.00

Accolade Two-tone Armchair

Roche Bobois

Norah Leather Sling Armchair | Teak & Olive Green

Picolo Chair by Softline

Cult Design

Ipanema Coffee Table

Opsis Designs

Storage Tray Triple Nat/White

Tables SF/SH/SR/SV/SW

Flokk

Mogensen 2207 Club Chair by Fredericia

Cult Design

Janua | BC 10 Basket Console Table | Smoked Oak + Black Base

top3 by design

Standard Issue 3 Layer 120cm by HAY

Cult Design

RANNI 3 Seater Sofa - Warm Grey

Modern Furniture

$1,399.00

Monument Rectangular Coffee Table

MCM House

$2,200.00

$1,540.00

Taylor 3 Seater Sofa | Cloud Grey

L3 Home

From

$1,250.00

Airberg by Jean-Marie Massaud

Flokk

Featuring the best living room furniture in Australia

ArchiPro is the premium platform for high-quality lounge furniture in Australia. Whether you’re looking for a comfy new chair or a full sofa set, we have what you need. It’s not just wonderful seating we offer - check out our elegant side tables, sophisticated bookshelves, and stunning wooden coffee tables. Every home in Australia can feel cosy and charming with a well-furnished lounge and ArchiPro makes it easy.

Types of lounge furniture

Sofas and lounge suites

Sofas and lounge suites set the room’s tone and provide the centrepiece for other lounge furniture to be arranged around.

Chaise lounges

A chaise lounge is a long reclining chair. These give an elegant and often traditional look, as well as providing a comfortable and stylish place to sit.

Bar cabinets and trolleys

Bar cabinet and trolleys are elegant and functional pieces of furniture designed to stylishly store and display your collection of spirits and glassware while adding a touch of sophistication to your entertaining space.

Ottomans and pouffes

Ottomans and pouffes can be some of the most adaptable lounge room furniture items. They can be used as seats or as footstools and are easily moved and rearranged at a moment’s notice.

Coffee tables

Coffee tables are lower than regular tables and designed to be situated in seating areas. They offer a cosy atmosphere and a great place to display treasured books/curiosities or rest a cup of tea.

Shelving units and Bookcases

Shelving units and bookcases are functional and stylish storage solutions that provide organisation and display options for books, decor, and personal items.

Cabinets and cupboards

Cabinets and cupboards are furniture pieces designed to store and organise items, with cabinets typically featuring shelves and doors, while cupboards often include open shelves or drawers.

Entertainment units

Entertainment units serve as the focal point of your living space, elegantly housing your electronics and enhancing your overall room design.

Storage trunks and chests

A storage trunk elegantly combines functionality and style, providing a versatile solution for organizing and decluttering spaces.

The advantages of high-quality and modern living room furniture

The lounge is where you’ll socialise with guests or put up your feet after a long day, so high-quality lounge room furniture must be extremely comfortable to rest on. Being the centrepiece of the lounge room, sofas and lounge suites will create a space you’ll want to live in year after year. With many styles available for both traditional and modern homes, you’ll always find what you’re looking for. High-quality lounge furniture is also durable and washable, with a high-quality sofa lasting upwards of fourteen years.

How to choose lounge furniture that’s right for you

When choosing your lounge furniture remember to keep in mind how many people will be using the space regularly and the amount of space you have to work with. You will want to ensure there is a comfortable place for everyone to sit and enjoy the space, and that it keeps with the style and creates interest in the room. Look into using furniture made with fabrics that don’t stain easily, and high-quality materials from trusted suppliers to ensure your furniture continues to impress for years to come. To have a beautiful and harmonious home, shop designer dining furniture.

How do you know what sized sofa to buy for a lounge?

How many people are you planning to have sitting regularly in the lounge room? Ideally, your seating options, including sofas, should be able to seat all of them at once. More people might mean getting a larger sofa. Another factor to balance is how big the lounge room is. Generally, larger lounge rooms will look better with larger sofas, and smaller lounges with smaller sofas.